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Are epsom salt baths better than a regular bath for bartholin cysts?
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Not likely: A bath of any kind may be soothing but neither a regular bath or salt bath is likely to solve the problem of a Bartholin cyst. If the cyst is bothersome it can be drained by your doctor. If the cyst has become infected and is now an abscess then prompt treatment is warranted
Answered 9/15/2020
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